Articles from C: International Contemporary Art (December 22, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Art pedagogy.	Heather, Rosemary		785
Back in 5: Accessing The Back Story.	Sawatsky, Rachelle		1100
Convergence Center (Part of Democracy in America: The National Campaign).	Modigliani, Leah		1031
Desespere/Desperate.	Ross, Jean-Michel		899
Do curators need university curatorial programs? Gabrielle Moser on the professionalization of art curation in Canada today.	Moser, Gabrielle		3904
Enthusiasm at the limit: an event that deploys contemporary art and populism simultaneously, Nuit Blanche risks failure by either standard. Nicholas Brown on Jon Sasaki and Nuit Blanche.	Brown, Nicholas		1759
Exhibitionism: Gregory Elgstrand looks at the concept of the "learning exhibition".	Elgstrand, Gregory	Report	2511
It's Time, Man. It Feels Imminent.	McKee, Jesse		870
Life on Mars.	Miller, Earl		867
Mushroom Studio.	Tripp, Carolyn		941
No typical donor: declining government support means it's a daunting new world for small Canadian arts organizations forced to compete with bigger institutions for sponsorship dollars. And yet private art philanthropy in Canada is on the upswing.	Perovic, Lydia		2718
On Kristina Lee Podesva's colourschool: Michael Birchall looks at the Vancouver artist's ongoing experiment in art pedagogy--and puts it into the context of the wider trend.	Birchall, Michael		1866
Re: Eli Bornowsky's letter to the editor, C magazine issue #99.	Krishtalka, Sholem	Letter to the editor	537
The Spectre and the Sphere.	Turner, Leah	Movie review	954
The state of art criticism and critical theory: Earl Miller investigates the "obscure subculture" of art writing, and speculates about the terms of its future relevance.	Miller, Earl	Essay	2426
To be seen and not just heard about: on a painting by Rae Johnson: Catherine MacTavish, who wrote about the Toronto artist Rae Johnson in the first issue of C, revisits her work 24 years later.	MacTavish, Catherine		1327